Actually pretty nice man, sparked my interest anyhow

On fire ya geriatric grom

Some slick surfing there Jonesy!

Awesome stuff ... What u weighting jonesy ???

That board is mega low litres nice on ...

Rippah!

Actually, a low volume board seems less sensitive to chop, as it is lower under the moving surface.

But, with each liter dropped, the paddling speed takes a hit. So even, with a wide nose shape, you can go lower than 120 liters, you will feel that you have a sea anchor on the tail. Not really an issue for somewhat late drops ("somewhat" because even a sinking SUP has much more volume than a shortboard), but early gliding into a wave will definitively not be the same.

For instance, I like some volume for mellow waves (120 / 125 l for 95kg), the difference in speed in the ride is noticeable compared to a 105 boards, and speed in weak waves open up a lot of possibilities rather than staying glued to the curl.

Cheers Jonesy ... & top work riding 10 liters above your weight ..